Top Sayulita Dining Experiences

Book this small-group Sayulita taco tour to find the best taco spots in town with a local who has several years in the taco tour industry. You find foods you wouldn’t on your own, plus hear the history of each and how they contribute to local culture. Try local beverages, too. When the tour finishes, feel confident that you can order even more food as you make your way through the streets of Mexico.

Discover one of Mexico's most celebrated scuba-diving destinations—and make your visiting experience seamless—on this half-day, small-group tour. In the morning, depart Sayulita and board a boat toward the Marietas Islands. Upon arrival, enjoy an underwater experience like no other. Swim among puffer fish and volcanic rock reefs, keep an eye out for dolphins, and take in the beauty of the trio of the protected islands.

Discover the true charm of Sayulita with a tour designed especially for those arriving in town for the first time. This experience not only takes you through the most iconic spots but also offers exclusive tips and recommendations from a local expert to ensure you make the most of your time in Sayulita. Stroll through the vibrant streets, visit the artisan market, and meet Wixarika artisans whose breathtaking creations reflect over 5,000 years of cultural tradition. Indulge in authentic local flavors with birria tacos, seafood empanadas, and refreshing cacao drinks—all included to immerse you in the tastes of Sayulita. To top it off, we’ll explore Playa Los Muertos, a hidden gem rich in history and natural beauty, perfect for unwinding. This isn’t just a tour—it’s the ultimate introduction to Sayulita. Book now and let us show you how to make every moment unforgettable in this coastal paradise!

Watch for whales, birds, and marine wildlife on a snorkeling tour to the Marietas Islands. You’ll swim above vibrant reefs that are habitat for giant turtles and a rainbow of tropical fishes, skirting a cluster of uninhabited volcanic islands that are protected by UNESCO. And between December and April, you’ll have the chance to see some of the spectacular population of humpback whales that mate and breed in the warm waters of Banderas Bay and the Marietas Islands after a long trip down the Pacific coast.